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TOMORROW.
THos. BOWLING, Auc,,oneer.

NNHOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
CONTAINED IN RESIDENCE NO 1902 EIGHTH
STREET, CORNER OF X NORTHWEST.
Or. WEDNESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST SEVEN
TENTH, 1887. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at
NO 1OO2 Eighth street northwest, will sell the Fur
nture contained therein, consisting in part Of Hair.
cloth Parlor Suite plate Mirror Brussels aud
Ingram Carpets, Marble-top Tables, Walnut Hall
Rack, Chamber Furniture Refrigerator Water Cooler,
Extension Table, Kitchen Requisites, &c, &C.
Terms: Cash.
HENRY C. WRIGHT, r-.c,,.o,.
VIRGINIA 7. YOUNG, GAoc"'ofss
au13dts THOS. DOWNING Auctioneer.
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au13-6t 31t; + at NV
LADIES' GOODS.

VNHE FALL RUSH IS COMING.-OUR PATRONS
y Will consult their own interest and very much
possible before the 18th Of September.
W. II. WHEATLEY
Premium Dyeing and Cleaning works, 1868 JEFFERSON
St., Georgetown, d. C.. l5-1m
NJ v.KANE, 5O7 nth ST. NV, HAS REMOVED
N1s to 49, 18th st. NV. Corsets made to order
perfect tit guaranteed Also, full line of Shoulder
Braces, reform Waists, French COrsets and Bustles
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Earl COwper On the CadOgan Amend
MleHt,
LONDON, August 16.-Earl Cowper writes to the
Times, urging the government to firmly support
Earl CadOganS amendment to the land bill To
accede to the wishes OF the opposition, he says.
would mean revision of all rent fixed in the last
hve years, which would inevitably lead to block
In the land court.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctionecrs

vMNn.p,r ,,nno1,.-, 1a.onrnrv nno,n,,-,
ON STREET. RETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION mo. 919).
On THURSDAY, AUGUST EIGHTEENTH, at -
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. we shall sell. in front offssi5l
premises west half of lot No D. in square No. 37T ,
to 30 foot alley, improved by two.story and attic
brick dwelling house. Central location and should
command the attention Of buyers
Terms: half cash. balance in one and two years
Tor notes bearing interest from day of SALE and secured
by deed Of trust property sold All conveyancng,
&C, at purchasers cost; 500 down day Of sale.
Terms to be complied with within ten days. otherwise
property will be resold ut the risk and cost Of default
suI5-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Aucts.
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MRS. ELLA HARVEY INDICTED.-Mrs. Ella Harvey
who attempted TO kill Col Deming q short time
ago In New York by shooting him, and was dis
charged because the colonel would not prosecute
her, was taken to the Tombs Saturday and
locked up, having been indicted by the grand
jury. No bail Was nxed in the case. In her IN
tervtew with District Attorney MARITIME the pris-
oner wept o little, but became defiant later on.
I'll Col. Deming," she said, 'don't see me out OF
this It Will be worse for him. ] Will expose him
through and through"
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MARRIED,

ANDERSON-BARBER At the residence of VIM
D. barber. by the kev. Edward Galloway, THOMAS
Der, both Of this city.
kiNG-SEkRA. At holy Trinity church, West
Washington, D. G., Tuesday, August l0, 1887 by Rev
A. Rocodorf, THEODORE r. g. KING 10 IAxTHx
A SIERRA. No cards.
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THE FISH COMMISSION STEAMER ALBArRoss, which
is having new boilers put in at Baltimore will be
ready for sea in few days and will sail for Woods
H0u on dredging cruise
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ANOTHER BRITISH wAR-SHIP APPEARs-The un.
expected appearance at Halifax on sunday OF the
British war-shlp Wrangler gives additional colQP
10 the report that menofwar are To assist the do.
minion fishery cruisers In the Gulf OF ST. Law.
renee The advent or the Wrangle was entirely
unlocked for She comes from the West African
coast. IL Is said that the fleet will sail on the I'D
Tor Its regular summer cruise 10 Charlottetown
and Quebec.
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Minister Vests Ancestral Home Burned
LONDON, August 16.-Knoll Hall, the ancestral
home OF Sir Lionel Sackville West, the British
minister at Washington, at Seven Oaks, county Of
Kent has been partially DESTROYED by fire.
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NOAH WALKER L CO,
625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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GAUGER APPoNTED.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury to-day appointed Edward W. Mattingly
United states gauger at Mechanicsv1lle. Indiana.
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DEATH OF AN ARTIsT.-Edward Marchant, OF
Philadelphia, died ut Asbury Park, y. j., last
painted some OF the portraits or the Presidents OF
the United States which hang on the walls OF the
White House
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NEW YORK, August 16.-Mrs. George Gould last
evening presented her husband with son, at the
family residence, No East 47th street. Mother
and son doing well.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

II 1O1NN0@NSON DhOS, AuctlOueerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRANDY, WHISKY. WINES,
OLIVE OH, MACCARONI, SHOW CASES, &C.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF STORE NO. 1215 4
STREET NV.
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in Libcr
No folio 800 ct seq Of the land records for the
OlstLlct OF Columbia, Will sell THURSDAY, the
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. ID. 1887, COM
menclng at TEN O'CLOCK AN, on the premises,
LILO street the goods and chattels mentioned
IN schedule "A" attached to said trust comprising in
One Safe, One Ice Box, One Range,
Tables, Counter, Shelving, Partitions,
~ Chairs, Table Ware, Dishes, &C.,
S1lverware One Showcase, Cigar Case,
Whisky, Brandy, Sherry, Claret,
MarSsla and other Wines and LIQUORS.
In casks and boxes
Boxes Maccaroni, Olive OIL Assorted Groceries &C.
Terms cash.
T T ME-, NJ FIELDS. !Attorney,.
au13d p f. MANCOS(jS Tr,1stee
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THE NAVAL STATIONARY BOARD at New York has
been discontinued there and transferred to the
Washington hayward, under the general store
keepers department
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SHERMAN BACK IN THE STATES.-Senator Sher.
man, Gen. JAS. :. Robinson secretary of the state
or ONO, and Gen. {. ii. Grosvenor arrived In Tas
coma, W. T., yesterday. They were delighted
with the magnificent views. They LETT Tacoma
this morning Tor Vancouver, b. C., where private
car awaits them, TO return East by the Canadian
Pacific road.
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document signed by senators Dawes and
Hoar, ex-Gov. Long, Z 4 Hale, and other anti
saloon republicans has been issued in Massaohu-
sets urging prohiDti0nists 70 vote the republican
ticket, as that represents the temperance people
OF the State.
Hiram Pigman and A. p. Perry have been in
dicted by the Rowan County, KY, grand Jury for
the murder OF Craig Tolliver and several OF his
gang last June. Both men have been arrested In
Huntington, WA
ThOs. Warrell, silver platter. working at TIT.
fany's shops In New York city, was remanded
on charge or having systematically robbed
his employers. He confessed and accuses another
workman OF completely In the crime
Judge Josiah II. Gordon. OF Allegheny County.
Ohio Canal Co, dropped dead In Cumberland Sat.
urday night from apoplexy.
During quarrel Daniel Lyons the leader OF the
Whyo gang, was shot and killed BY Daniel Mur.
ply, IN tho latters Chatham square saloon, New
York city.
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KILLED BY TIE MAN HE AssAULTED.-Robt Il
Tomlinson, the father or i've children, was shot
and killed at McDonough, Henry county, Ca, by
Chas. ID. Lin, q commercial drummer. for seve-
raj weeks hard feeling has existed between the
parties owing TO some domestic trouble. Tomlin-
son brOoded over the matter until he concluded
out In pursuit OF him last Friday, he found him al
MrH Browns hotel C0laring Lin, TOmlinson told
him he had come to Kill HIM. Lin fired three
times one shot taking effect in the left shoulder
another in the left breast and another In the lett
arm OF Tomuns0n. The latter fell dead at Inns
feet.
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OFFERS TO SELL BoNDs.-At noon tomorrow the
offers to sell bonds to the Treasury Will be opened
The bids go direct to Secretary Fairchid and will
pc opened by him. In some quarters the opinion
Is held that some OF the bids will go below ST. 10
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The C0urfa.

POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Milton Jasper, larceny OF $50; Also two
combs; thirty days in each case. Frederick Con-
| ners, assault; 500. Theresa Nuyjah, assault on
| Martha Ellis; $40. Henry Newman, assault; So
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Lbe,
NO. J264, folio 2o9 ct seq, Land Records, D. c.. the
undersigned, Trustee will sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST TWENTIETH, 1887, ut TEN
OCLOCk An, at the auction rooms Of Thomas Dow.
ling corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. oil the goods and chates described in said
deed OF trust consisting of Paror Dining roon and
Kitchen Furniture, and lot of Pictures.
Terms OF sale: Cash.
EDWARD H. THOMAS, Trustee,
aul5-Ot ZIG at. NV.
GALE OF VALUABLE FARM NEAR ALEXAN-
~ DRIA, VA.
On SATURDAY. AUGUST TWENTY, 1887, at -
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, we will sell, ae:5|
IN front of the premises. that attractive farm OF
1318 acres l y miles from Alexandria, on Leesburz
and Alexandria Pike: good dwelling barn and out
1900 choice rear trees &C. Place is highly improved
and has all conveniences complete place subur-
ban residence or small farm Terms given on day of
sale deposit Of 800 required. AN conyeyancing,
&C.,, at purchasers cost. Trains leave Washington
2:Oo, 4:25. 435 p. Parties will be provided with
Tree from depot to farm by
notifying agents prior to sale. BAXTER & Mac
GOWAN, 1O0S-1O1O ST., Washington, DC au13-7t.
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PREPAYMENT OF INTEREsr.-Requests for the
prepayment OF interest On United States bonds are
still coming into the Treasury in large numbers
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The INDIAN OUTBRRAK.-NO information has
been received at the War Department about an
Indian outbreak. ,!
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THE q. 8. STEAMER PINTA arrived at Wrangel,
Alaska, July 26, from Sitka with the Governor and
General Education Commissioner jackson on
board, who were visiting different points usually
touched at by the Pinta.
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REsIGNED.-Jos. D. Bethune, register OF the land
ONCE at Los Angeles, Gala, has resigned.
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A SENSATIONAL STORY ABOUT THE HEAD or THE NO
MON CHUUCH WHICH Is PRONOUNCED A MYTH

SENSATIONAL STORY ABOUT THE HEAD or THE MOE.
MON CHCUCH WHICH Is PRONOUNCED MYTH.
The 81. Louis Gio6e-Democrdt prints a scnsa-
tional story about the blood successor OF JOSEPH
Smith, OF the Mormon Church. TO the effect that In
1872 Joseph Smith took an English girl as his
spiritual wife, the condition that II she bore
son. he, I'm the fullness OF time should become the
head OF the Mormon Church. The child was born
and taken 10 England 10y it's mother ana there cd.
ucated In Cambridge University, proper creden-
uals having been given 10 secure ali rights. The
story Is now being published by lie Baron Having
Ton, man OF note IN the Mormon church, at salt
Lake city, Tor the purpose IL Is thought, or inJur-
Ing the prospects OF ambitious smiths OF the pres
ent day. and perhaps with the Intention OF spring.
lag the central figure oi the story, who would now
DC iorty-flNc years OLD. before the church as
claimant 10 the leadership. DR. George hall, of
81 Louis, ana Mr.. Crawford, OF Hancock, lii,
ciain TO Toe the only ones VINO know OF the origin
vi the story, and they pronounce IL myth. IL Is
reported that the story contested twenty live
Years ago In Dr. Halls Office 10 his knowledge, but
not Oy him. He Claims 10 have ample evidence In
MS possession 10 prove the whole thing a myth.
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THE SOLAR ECLIPSE THIS WEEK.-During the total
solar eclipse OF Friday, August 10, the moons
shadow VIII sweep over Germany and Russia
lpassing near Moscow), Siberia (by Tobolsk and
NertSchinsk traversing Lake BaikaD, and so
onward TO Japan and the North Pacific where ft
leaves the earth. Many American, English and
Continental observers viii study the phenomena
OF the eclipse In the neighboI hood OF Moscow
otners near Tooolsk, and at least one American
party In Japan.
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ARGUMENTS were made to-day before the Secre-
tary OF the Interior upon an appeal by the New
Orleans Canal and Banking Co., asking the De-
partment to recognize their grant and to close the
public surveys Of their property. Also to annul
tion OF The school and swamp land selections
made by the State. The lands embrace the Old
Metairie Cemetery.
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PATENTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED to citizens OF the
District as follows: John F. Alexander, making
malleable iron and steel directly from cast-iron;
Frank A: Fonts, two patent cigar holders; John
mccormick, assignor OF One-fOurth to c. F. Mont
gOmery, cane umbrella; Daniel Rhodes assignor
OF One-ha1 to !. A. Dent. sprIng-gun or toy niStn
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To EXTRADITE MCGARIGIE-An application for
extradit1on papers for the return or Boodler' Nc
Garlgle are being prepared by State Attorney
Gr1nnell, in Chicago and will be completed within
a few days. The document will be very volumi-
nous containing complete narrative or the es-
cape and the subsequent Investigations before the
grand jury; also numerous dispositions. Ii viii be
sent to the governor OF the State, and by him to
the President.
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THE TRADES.

"EIDMAN & WARNESON
w Bookbnders Paperrulers and Blank
Book Manufacturers
ocIo 42O and 422 / 1th st. NV
Gibson BROTHERS.
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
lZs5S Pennsylvania avenue, WaShipGton. Do
= Ae fra0tlAH aspeclaJ' 1a10
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steamers Hastings ana Kathleen, seized by the
United States officials at Charlotte ". " Sunday
were released yesterday, and left Tor Toronto and
Hamilton, their destinations. The captains FUR.
GiShed the required security for their appearance
In the United states Court.
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TWO ASYLUM PHYSICIANS SCsPENDED.-Dr B. A.
Harris and DR.. SmallwOod, connected with the
Female insane Asylum at Blackwells Island, New
York, are under suspension, charged with crimi-
nal conduct toward two young female nurses EN-
ployed at the asylum. The charges are now being
correction.
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A philadelphia Eoryer.

EMIL ScIid:SBERG LEAVES TIE QUAKER CITY WITH
LIABILITIES FROM FoRGERlEs AND OTHER METHODS
AMOUNTING TO 1905 600.
EMIL ScDhnberg the brewer, has left Philadel-
phla, apparently with no intention OF returning
Mt. Be, his partner declares the OF the busi.
ness trouble between them was his discovery that
his (Betzs) name had been forged TO various notes
and other obligations upon which Schoenberg had
raised the money with which To enter the Ger
mania brewery. Schoenberg, 1t is declared, also
obtained $4,000 from BetZ and s.2, 600 from Nal.
suer NeStor without security, under pretense of
putting IL into the Baltimore and Ohio deal which
he represented was being engineered by Mr. Wiz
lard. There was no truth in this statement. The
net result OF his transactions II liabilities amount
Ing 10 $500 Coo and assets or about sl 900 held by
Mr.. BetZ, who has made deed trust for the
benent OF creditors. MIR. BetZ states that he Is a
creditor Tor about $4,000 and liable for about
$4,000 additional, with "A large uncompeted thea.
ter on his hands toward which Schoenberg was
supposed 10 have contributed largely, but actually
nothing. MI. Nestor Is creditor for $4,000, Mr..
David w Stewart for $4,000, l. +. Poulterer for
$1,000, and Brewer fenngiing, OF New York for
$1,000. Schoenberg is reported TO have been seen
In chicago within few days, and when asked as
70 MS Intentions, said he was going further West.
Nowarrant has as yet been issued but probably
VIII be II he can be located at all definitely
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SENATOR STANFORD CITED TO SHOW CAUSE
United states Circuit Judge Sawyer issued order
In san Francisco yesterday citing senator Leland
STANFORD TO appear "Wednesday and show cause
why he should not be compelled TO answer certain
questions asked him by the Pacific Railroad Com
mission In regard tosexpenditure or funds for
the purpose or influencing legislation. At the ses-
sion OF the commission yesterday the attorney for
the central Pacific Informed the commissioners
that they were hot able To present their case
owing TO the demoraliZed condition OF the accounts
and papers, but they could lind the accounts and
papers before october, as the commissioners would
conclude their lQNenllyaIinn In New York
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER-The following
were the readings ut the signal Ofhce to-day: a.
M, u; p. NJ, 10; maximum "a; minimum, CO
Walter Richie, fifteen years old, a newsboy in
the employ or the Union News Co., while stepping
from one car tc another at the Baltimore and ohio
depot, sllpped between the cars and had his right
foot badly crushed. He was removed to Providence
Hospital.
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ROBBERIES REPoRTED.-Mrs. Mary j. Davidson,
No. Ill street northwest, reports the loss Of a
reports the theft OF $.,3 Howard Wall reports the
larceny OF So worth OF clothing.
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Enoch G. johnson has bought Of Robert Toomb,
81 800, sub lot c. square 3D. fronting 17.3x1OO on
X, between 21St and 22d streets northwest.
Gen. Ortiway viii leave tomorrow for Mexico,
and the command or the District National Guards
will then devolve upon Major Moore, the senior
battalion commander
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STAYED AT OAK VIEw.-The President did not
come In to the White House to-day
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KERNAN's Observation-Disclosures opera has Ger
ta1nly become popular at kernan's, for last night
the capacity OF the theater was fully tested by the
performance was full OF spirit, and all the men,
Ders or the company acquitted themselves credit
cred
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FATAL kTTE-FLYING.-kite-fiy flying On the roofs of
houses led TO the death OF two boys I'm New York
Saturday. Chas. Collins, aged seven years, fell
from the roof OF the house adjoining his residence
at NO 3o4 East 10th street, and Jos. Meek, eleven
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MARRIAGE LICENsrS-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Henry
Dorsey and Elizabeth POsey; Lewis hill and Mag
gle Cole; Joseph Berry and Mary Alexander; Rich
ard Brown, OF Philadelphia, and Kate McCulloch;
Michael Gallagher and Catherine RepettL
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ments are being made in Minneapolis, Num- for a
hight for the 1eather-weight championship OF the
Warren, will probably be the contestants. Jack
Hayelin has already challenged Weir for light 10
q finish for 81, 900 side
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HOMESTEAD ENTRIES TO BE CANCELLED.-ASsiSt-
ant Land Commissioner Stockslager has held for
cancellation number OF final homestead entries
made In the Santa Fe, New Mexico district In the
since 1870 and 1871, with improvements valued at
several hundreds OF dollars each. The special
agent reported the parties unknown, no inhabi-
fancy OF the land and entries transferred to cattle
cOmn1niaS - "
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WOOD AND COAL.

Coal, CoA1. CoA1,
VA Furnace Coal, IS. ". A. Range Coal, $3.50
Valley Coal 81. For this month we offer coal for
Cash Only 1T the above prices. All Iuel sold by
guaranteed be represented. Cargoes of select
coal arriving constantly and delivered direct from the
vessel. WOOD of all kinds at lowest rates.
STEPHENSON BRO,
Ofices-419 10th st NV: s. e. cor Penn ave
and 18th ST. Mill depot and wharves foot 7th st.
auS-:}n
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-21

OFFICE AUDITOR CLARENDON CoUsTY.
MANNING, S. c., Nov. 80, 1887.
DE ETURNS Or PERSONAL PROPERTY
u, and Polls for the fiscal year 1878 will
he received stthe following times and places:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-21

Avery sensational cowhiding scrape
occurred in King street, near Market,
about Z o'clock lost night; in which
Daniel Brown, the King street furni-
ture dealer, was severely thrashed.
The cowhiding was administered by a
woman, while a man, presumably her
husband, stood over Brown with a
cooked pistol, with which be threaten
ed to shoot Brown if ne made any re-
sistance or attempted to escape. TIE
whole affair was over in very few
moments and the sssaulting party
walked off without being arrested or
even recognized, SO far as could be
learned last night. No report OF the
assault was made to the stationhouse,
although it took place IN front OF Mr..
Browns store, and was witnessed by
quite a number of promenaders VINO
happened to be in the vicinity at the
time.
The cowhiding is said to have been
provoked by an insult offered by
Brown 10 his assailanS while in h's
store some tiuac last week.-News and
Courier, 20tb.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-12-21
3. S. DINKINS, Editor.
Dr. T. R. Lacree has introduced a

Dr. 7. R. Lacree has introduced a
Bill in the Legislature requiring the
superintendent Of the penitentiary to
provide seperate maintenance, lodging
and training for criminals under If
teen years of age. The purpose OF
the bill is a good one and carries out
the laws intent in establishing penal
institutions for the reformation OF the
shining. The youthful convict suffer
ing perhaps for his first crime may be
benefited by Ihis incarceration OF a.
least be may be let loose no worse
than when be entered the prison walls,
if he is kept apart frem older and
hardened criminals. But association
with this class must inevitably uproct
the last lingering spark of morality
and manhood to be replaced by that
hopeless depravity OF the grayhaired
wretches. It is very surprising that
this important matter has not receiv-
ed attention before this.